
Title: A Court of Silver Flames
Author: Sarah J. Maas
Page Count: 757
Series: A Court of Thorns and Roses, Book 4
Publishing Date/Publisher: February 16, 2021
Format: Hardcover
Review: Though the first three books in this series were debatably young adult fiction, there is no doubt that this book is new adult/adult fiction. Sarah has turned up the smut significantly in this installment, and I really don’t see any going back for her. It is clear that new adult/adult fiction is where she really shines.
I loved Nesta’s story arc, probably even more than Feyre’s. She has a lot of inner demons that fuel her destructive behavior as she copes with the aftermath of traumatic events. Her family basically does an intervention that forces her to become introspective and re-evaluate what she truly wants out of life. In many ways it is a redemption story as Nesta comes to terms with her past and rebuilds the relationships she has shattered. As she forges new friendships and kindles a passionate affair with Cassian, she learns to forgive herself for her perceived failures and is finally able to move towards a brighter future.
I like the direction that the series is moving in, and I look forward to seeing whose story Sarah tells next.
Reader: Bekah
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